Care for your mind and body

At Thrive Wellness, we’re here to nurture your whole self— your mind, body, and relationships. Our compassionate team works together to provide seamlessly integrated care, helping you overcome physical and mental challenges and embrace a more fulfilling life. We offer specialized treatment for eating disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder, anxiety disorders, perinatal mental health, and other physical, mental, and relational health conditions.

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OUR SERVICES

We're here to guide you on a journey towards a brighter, healthier future. We believe that everyone deserves the support and care necessary to overcome life's challenges, and that's exactly what we offer. Explore our diverse range of services, encompassing mental, behavioral, and physical health.

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A holistic approach

OUR CORE VALUES

We prioritize individualized care and inclusivity, forming partnerships with our patients and welcoming individuals from all walks of life with respect and kindness. Our interdisciplinary team of mental health professionals and medical providers is dedicated to delivering integrated, evidence-based treatment for optimal well-being and healing.

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Courageously Optimistic

We embrace the intertwining qualities of courage and optimism, fostering inventive, healing approaches while holding hope and facilitating courage for all our clients.

Wholeheartedly

Steadfast

We relentlessly pursue the best outcomes, stand strong in adversity, and promote advocacy, honesty, and kindness, creating a supportive environment for all.

Rooted in Community

We are deeply woven into the fabric of the community, striving for social justice & collaborative relationships, with the belief that unity and integrity benefit everyone.

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Growing

We prioritize continuous growth, both personally and professionally, to provide the best care and adapt to the evolving needs of our clients, staff, and communities.

Courageously Optimistic

We embrace the intertwining qualities of courage and optimism, fostering inventive healing approaches while holding hope and facilitating courage for all our clients.

Wholeheartedly

Steadfast

We relentlessly pursue the best outcomes, stand strong in adversity, and promote advocacy, honesty, and kindness, creating a supportive environment for all.

Rooted in Community

We are deeply woven into the fabric of our community, striving for social justice & collaborative relationships, with the belief that unity and integrity benefit everyone.

Keep

Growing

We prioritize continuous growth, both personally and professionally, to provide the best care and adapt to the evolving needs of our clients, staff, and communities.

Voted best medical practice and second best mental health clinic in the 2023 Best of Sierra Nevada Awards

Download our free wellness guide.

FREE DOWNLOAD

Discover the power of small, sustainable changes with "How to Thrive: 10 Habits for Healthy Living." This guide offers practical, easy-to-follow habits that promote physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Start your journey towards a balanced and fulfilling life today with these simple yet transformative steps.

Download our free wellness guide.

Discover the power of small, sustainable changes with "How to Thrive: 10 Simple Habits for Healthy Living." This guide offers practical, easy-to-follow habits that promote physical, mental, and emotional well-being.

Our team

INTERDISCIPLINARY TEAM

Our diverse team of clinically trained professionals work together to ensure that you and your loved ones are provided with the best care possible.

What our clients are saying:

“I had an amazing experience here at Thrive! It was one of the most healing environments I have ever been in. I am so grateful I have had this experience and I have come out a stronger person.”


Madison - Thrive Client

“It’s extraordinary that Thrive has given us the opportunity to reconnect with ourselves. It’s the best. I love Thrive!”


Megan - Former Client

“The best thing about my experience [at Thrive] was the team approach. It definitely was the most awesome thing to have an occupational therapist, nutritionist, and your regular therapist. That really helped me a lot.”


Sue - Former Client

“We LOVE thrive, and go there for counseling services as well as primary health care! All around great staff who really cares.”


Mahala - Thrive Client

“Thrive has changed my life for the better and I couldn't be more thankful.”


Alejandra - Thrive Client

We are in-network with most major insurance providers

Our team is here to help by talking to your insurance company, answering your questions, and giving you all the support you need throughout the whole process.

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July 30, 2025
How to Recognize Overlapping Behaviors + A Case Study and Screening Tools to Help
July 17, 2025
As a parent, noticing alarming behaviors around food or routines in your child can raise some important questions. You might be asking yourself, “Is this an eating disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), or something else entirely?” Understanding the signs and differences between these disorders is key to getting your child effective, timely treatment. In this blog, we’ll break down the overlap between OCD and eating disorders, what signs to watch for, and how to get professional help. If you're a parent wondering “Is my child’s eating disorder actually OCD?” or “OCD vs eating disorder in teens,” know that you’re not alone and you’re in the right place to find specialized care for your child. What Is OCD? Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is a mental health condition where unwanted thoughts (obsessions) cause anxiety, leading to repetitive behaviors (compulsions) intended to ease that anxiety. OCD can be focused on any subject. Common obsessions include contamination, perfectionism, scrupulosity, and harm, but sometimes, the content of obsessions can be focused on food, body image, or weight. What Is an Eating Disorder? Eating disorders , like anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, and avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID) involve disturbed eating behaviors and intense concerns about body weight or shape. These conditions go beyond dieting or “picky eating” and can become life-threatening without professional intervention. The Overlap: Why It Can Be Confusing OCD and eating disorders often share similar symptoms : Ritualistic eating (e.g., needing to eat foods in a certain order or at a certain time) Rigid rules about food (like only eating certain food groups or certain amounts of food) Excessive checking (like weighing food or body or repeated checking of expiration dates or thorough cooking) Avoidance behaviors ( like avoiding carbs, fats, or other food groups or avoiding places or objects that can trigger obsessions) Distress when routines are disrupted (either around mealtimes or exercise routines) So, How Can You Tell the Difference? Use the following chart to compare and contrast symptoms of OCD and eating disorders.
June 27, 2025
How school breaks can mask or amplify eating disorders, anxiety, and OCD symptoms and how to intervene